The Luncheon is full and registration has closed.  If you have a place reserved or wish to make an inquiry please contact the IFRS Office on  T: 02 6295 1555 or E:  info@ifrs.org.au

In the public eye, data breaches are always the work of external hackers, but around one-third of cybercrime incidents involve insiders. Government agencies and companies must remain ever vigilant against leaks and inadvertent exposure of confidential information. At this lunch, Keith Lowry will discuss:

• How best practice security policies and processes can minimise the threat of insider breaches and lessons from high profile investigations.
  
• Why Australian organisations should consider the joint intelligence centre model developed in US military intelligence to address these threats.
• Case studies of public - and private - sector organisations in the United States that have used this model to address the threat and take corrective action before breaches became public knowledge.
  

More info:  Nuix_and_IFRS_Lunch_17_June_2015.pdf